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EDITORIALEDITORIAL The ‘Pats’ Again Earned Super Bowl Spot or more than half a season and winds up as one some officials in the NFL century, the Super Bowl of the two top contenders; hoped would be an impossi- Fhas been thrilling Ameri- the best of the best, the Super bility, it makes this season all cans like few events can do. The Bowl is something that takes the more satisfying. sheer size and spectacle of it all that excitement to an almost We are anticipating a win is impressive on a massive scale. blissful frenzy. this weekend by ‘The Pats’, That it is a sports event that is The New England Patriots simply because they are the uniquely American can bring work hard and deserve to best team in the league. Add even more excitement to the tens be playing in this Sunday’s to that how each player puts of thousands of fans who are for- game. And many fans are con- his heart and soul into every tunate enough to actually be at vinced, with good reason, that game, it just increases those the game, as well as the millions the chips were deliberately odds. But win or lose, we say that view it on screen. stacked against them from the THANK YOU Patriots for giv- But when the home team start and yet they STILL made ing us one of the best seasons makes it through a hard-fought it. Despite what perhaps in memory.

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s Americans, the majority of vetted. A while back and more see these protestors raising any smashing windows and looting us understand and cherish recently too, it was about the concern about these issues. Why, stores, you make no new friends, A our First Amendment Keystone Pipeline and the border because they couldn’t care less. It but quite a few new enemies. But rights, which certainly include wall etc. While we understand doesn’t fit with their ‘progressive’ this is who the radical liberal and the right to protest, if we believe they have the right to demonstrate political agenda. leftist portion of the population something is not as it should be. and protest, many of us feel The leftist protestors in the is. It’s what they do and always But many of us have a difficult time their sincerity and concern for streets do themselves no favors have done. believing in the sincerity of some of others would be more credible, and garner limited support, when This brings me to last weekend’s those protesting, as of late. I call it if they put as much time, effort they dress in obscene costumes Screen Actors Guild or SAG award ‘selective outrage’. By that I mean and passion into the plight of like many did in the Women’s show. It was the typical boring people who protest what they say homeless veterans, the genocide march on Inauguration weekend gathering, where insufferable are injustices against fellow human and slaughter of Christians in the and carry signs laden with Hollywood actors, the so-called beings while not caring about or just Middle East and the denial of rights F-Bombs. When they chant things elites show up to give each other completely ignoring some of the for women at the hands of radical like “F the veterans, they deserve awards, heap praise on one another undisputable wrongs affecting other Islamists, the victims of the Boston to die” as was heard at several and put themselves on display to segments of humanity. I’ll explain. Marathon bombings (committed airports during last weekend’s be worshipped by what they feel Crowds are carrying on about also by radical Islamists) and the pro-refugee protests, people who are the common folk. And as all of President Trump’s election. Now carnage taking place on the streets may have been open to siding with these Hollywood snooze fests are they are screaming about refugees of Chicago, which is under siege them are turned off permanently. becoming predictable and identical from certain terrorist infested and now considered the murder And certainly, when you include to each other, and as the viewing counties being denied entrance to capital of the nation. But we don’t. the burning of the American Flag crowds in the TV audiences the United States until properly And it’s a sure bet, we won’t in the turmoil you cause, while CONTINUED ON PAGE 10

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Window Into The State House Window Into The State House provides our readers a synopsis of important issues of interest, past and current, that are being proposed, debated or acted upon by the Massachusetts Legislature. Many issues that are not related to local city government services are acted upon and have a direct impact on daily life. They are tax policy, transportation infrastructure, judicial appointments, social services and health, as well as higher education. We will excerpt reports from the gavel-to-gavel coverage of House and Senate sessions by news sources focused on this important aspect of our lives. These sources include a look ahead at the coming week in state government and summaries and analyses of the past week, re-caps of a range of state government activity, as well as links to other news.

Lawsuit threatened over Native tion, reports Frank Phillips at the Obama at Harvard Law School, as against President Trump’s immigra- American nicknames bill Globe. Well, if he ever changes the Herald’s Chris Cassidy notes. tion policies. Other members of the A Virginia law firm is warning his mind, the money will always Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth state’s Congressional delegation – that a bill filed by state Sen. Bar- be there, for Senate President Stan Warren, a former Harvard Law including U.S. Reps. Richard Neal bara L’Italien that would ban the Rosenberg is expressing confi- School professor, is vowing to and Jim McGovern and U.S. Sen. use of Native American monikers dence that the Legislature has fight Gorsuch’s nomination. , as Edward Markey -- are also hop- for school nicknames could bring enough votes this week to override the Globe reports. So much for ping mad, reports Shannon Young a federal lawsuit, Kori Tuitt of the Baker’s veto of the pay-raise bill, non-Ivy League diversity on and at MassLive. And so is U.S. Rep. Lowell Sun reports. The letter was reports Matt Stout and Chris Vil- around the high bench. William Keating, as reported by written on behalf of the Native lani at the Herald. Ratepayers’ solar subsidies SHNS’s Andy Metzger at the Her- American Guardians Association FYI: Peter Lucas, veteran writer slashed under Baker plan ald News. and says the bill would be discrimi- at the Lowell Sun, is now referring From Bruce Mohl at Common- Civilized debate: ‘We are bet- natory because it only addresses to Rosenberg and House Speaker Wealth magazine: “The Baker ter off if we collectively stick our Native American names. So a bill Robert DeLeo as the Cheech & Administration unveiled a next- fingers into a bowl of ebola and designed to eliminate bias is bi- Chong of Beacon Hill. Lucas al- generation solar incentive plan lick them’ ased? It’s tough being a progressive most has sympathy (repeat: almost) on Tuesday that is expected to They must have been plants by these days. for freshmen lawmakers recently cut in half the subsidies paid by anti-Trump folks out to discredit Lawmakers eye state takeover of forced to cast votes for the pay- the state’s electric ratepayers sanctuary-city foes at a recent New- troubled Reggie Lewis center raise bill as one of their first official while giving developers more ton meeting. How else to explain From the Herald’s Dan Atkinson: acts on Beacon Hill. certainty about how much money the remarks cited by Gabrielle “State legislators are looking to Baker revisits the ancient battle- they will receive under the pro- Emanual at WGBH? Excerpt from take control of the Reggie Lewis field of tourism funding gram.” We’ll see how this plays Emanuel’s piece: Track and Athletic Center away From Shira Schoenberg at out on Beacon Hill, where the “Those against sanctuary city from Roxbury Community College MassLive: “Gov. is - solar industry is known for mak- status voice anxiety about un- after a series of high-profile contro- again - fighting with regional tour- ing its views (and complaints) documented immigrants causing versies last year, a move one state ism councils over how much money quite clear. machete attacks and a spike in track official says is long over- tourism will get in the annual Healey takes lead in immigration tuberculosis. ‘You want to take a due.” State Rep. Russell Holmes budget and how that money will be fight, as Baker brings up the rear chance that our water supply might is co-sponsoring a bill that would allocated.” Shira explains how less As expected, Attorney General be poisoned? Our bridges blown create a new state board that prob- is technically more, depending on Maura Healey yesterday sued up?’ asked one resident. Another ably would be appointed by Gov. which fiscal-year figure you use as President Trump over what she man took the podium, stating, ‘One Charlie Baker and the Legislature, a base and where the allocations go called his “startling and chaotic” wonders if there was a fire in an Atkinson reports and don’t go. immigration executive order, apartment building, if any of the Higher pay, newly renovated cham- Harvard retains its grip over U.S. reports Jack Sullivan at Common- sanctuary city folks would have a ber. What more can you ask for? Supreme Court Wealth magazine. Sullivan notes moral dilemma deciding about sav- State senators will be moving out Acting like a television host that Gov. Charlie Baker is giving ing their own family before strang- of their third-floor chamber in April introducing a new game-show Healey’s lawsuit “his unequivo- ers.’ ‘We are better off if we collec- for a planned $20 million-plus ren- contestant, President Trump an- cal backing,” though that may not tively stick our fingers into a bowl ovation of the historic legislative nounced last night that he was be enough for the Globe’s Shirley of ebola and lick them. Our deaths meeting place. Or as SHNS’s Colin nominating conservative federal Leung. Meanwhile, faith leaders will be quicker and less painful,’ Young puts it at the Lowell Sun: judge Neil Gorsuch of Colorado in Boston yesterday were bash- said another.” “State senators angling for higher to the U.S. Supreme Court. The ing Trump’s executive order, as Dana Farber pressed to scrap lav- paychecks this week will have to Globe’s James Pindell quickly the Herald reports, while officials ish Mar-a-Lago Club fundraiser wait a while longer for a renovated notes that, yes, Gorsuch is a Har- at UMass and Boston University Hundreds of medical students, clubhouse.” vard Law School grad: “For those were also lending their support doctors, and other medical person- Governor to forgo generous hous- keeping track, this means that if for Healey’s legal action, as re- nel aren’t happy with the Dana- ing perk tucked into pay-raise bill Gorsuch is confirmed, Harvard ported at MassLive. Farber Cancer Institute’s planned Speaking of the pay-raise bill Law School graduates will retain State’s Congressional delegation fundraiser at President Trump’s and plush accommodations, Gov. their majority on the court with sounds off on immigration move Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida, not Baker yesterday made clear he five justices having attending the It’s not just the ubiquitous U.S. when he’s busy cracking down on plans to forgo a $65,000 housing school.” And Gorsuch was also Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Attorney immigrants, reports the Globe’s allowance tucked into the legisla- classmate of former President General Maura Healey sounding off Liz Kowalczyk February 2, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 5

Straight from the Mayor Standing up for our Values ooking back on this week, thing is wrong. I will do everything zone, on bright young men and The next four years will be I am so proud to be a Bos- lawful within my power to protect women coming to America to hard. But if this week has been L tonian -- and to be your our immigrant neighbors. make our world better. a preview of what’s to come, I Mayor. Last Friday, President To do this, we’ll continue to build But we will not back down from know Boston will not change its Trump made good on his divisive trust between law enforcement and our values that make us who we are essential character of inclusive- campaign rhetoric, and signed a immigrant communities. For every- as a city. We will fight for our resi- ness. We have American values, series of executive orders that are one’s safety, both documented and dents, whether immigrant or not, common sense and the United designed to promote American undocumented immigrants need and provide the best quality of life States Constitution on our side, isolation, intolerance and fear. to know they can report crimes for all Bostonians. I will use all of and we won’t quit -- I hope Boston didn’t sit back and ac- without fear of being targeted over my power within lawful means to Washington takes notice. And as cept these orders -- our residents minor issues or mere suspicions. protect all Boston residents -- even Boston holds the Trump Admin- stood up against harming immi- The Boston Police Department has if that means using City Hall itself istration accountable, I will be grants and refugees, and stood up worked hard to build this trust, and as a last resort. standing next to you. for our values. cities with “Trust Acts” are among Forty-eight percent of Boston’s the safest in the U.S. children have at least one parent On Saturday, we joined advo- The Book that has people talking and is making waves from who was born outside the United cates, lawyers and elected officials the Streets of Boston to the Halls of Congress. States. I identify with those kids at Logan Airport to protest the new because I was one of them. My Administration’s anti-immigrant Action packed intrigue – a page turner from start to finish mother and father came to Boston and anti-refugee policy. Lawyers from Ireland looking for opportu- worked for free throughout the The Police Revolt of 2016 nity. They found their American night to assist those trapped in By Lawrence C. Mackin Dream, and I got to live mine by airports throughout the country, becoming mayor of the city that including Boston. With their hard embraced us. work, the courts took action to tem- In Boston, immigrants make up porarily halt the ban. nearly one third of our population. On Sunday, we joined thousands We welcome and we cherish those and thousands of Bostonians in who are fleeing persecution or Copley Square to show our support simply seeking a better life. Boston, for our Muslim brothers and sis- and the United States, is a proud ters who have been targeted by the nation of immigrants. We know our Trump Administration. Organized success -- and our nation’s suc- by the Council on American–Islam- cess -- has always depended on ic Relations, we voiced our support the drive, talent, community, and for the Muslim people that live and culture of newcomers from around work in our City, and those who the world. come to Boston hoping for a better Last week, we held a press life. Looking out across the square, conference at City Hall, with a Reverend Laura Everett asked who message for immigrants in Bos- in crowd was Muslim -- every hand ton, fearful of the Administration’s went up, united. On sale now in eBook form on Book Baby, Barnes and Noble, threats: our City will continue to President Trump wants America IBooks and electronic book outlets worldwide. $4.99 in eBook support you. When I visit schools to become a nation that will turn form. Will be available in hard cover and paperback in 'Print on Demand' form at Book Baby. Print On Demand paperbacks and have young children tell me its back on immigrants seeking a can be ordered from Barnes & Noble, Amazon and other book they are afraid of having their better life, on families who have outlets starting September 29, 2015 mother or father taken away, some- risked their lives to leave a war- 6 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com February 2, 2017

Community Preservation Com- firefighters do a better job when mittee: As a follow-up to the they are more familiar with our success of the Community Pres- communities. The proposal gained ervation Act ballot referendum support from the Firefighters Local last November, Councilor Camp- 718, Massachusetts Association of bell and I refiled the ordinance Minority Law Enforcement Of- that would create the Community ficers (MAMLEO), Boston Police Preservation Committee (CPC). Patrolmen’s Association (BPPA), Should the ordinance pass and be and the Boston Society of Vulcans. implemented, the CPC would con- I had initially filed the matter as an sist of 5 members appointed by the ordinance in 2014, but was advised Mayor and 4 appointed by the City to refile as a home rule petition Council, serving 3 year terms. The to avoid any legal complications. Committee would be responsible With no change in language with for recommending expenditures regards to its intent, the matter was from the Community Preservation voted upon unanimously by the Fund. The matter has been assigned Council. The home rule petition is to the Committee on Government now awaiting approval from Mayor Operations and a public hearing has Walsh so that it can make its way to been scheduled for Monday, Febru- the state legislature. What I’ve ary 13th. Human Trafficking Awareness Health Insurance Benefits for Day: I introduced a Resolution to Surviving Spouses: I filed a establish January 25, 2017 as Hu- Been Up To home-rule petition that would man Trafficking Awareness Day in grant access to health insurance for the City of Boston so that it coin- Dear Friends, advocate for progress across our spouses of City of Boston employ- cides with January being National 2017 is off to a busy start for neighborhoods, I would like to ees – who died in the line of duty – Slavery and Human Trafficking Team Flaherty. As we continue to share with you what we have been who later remarried to receive City Prevention Month. Since 2005, listen to constituent concerns and up to in January: of Boston health insurance. For the over 450 children from Boston past seventeen years, the state leg- have been identified as victims of Monday - Thursday • 7am to 8pm • Friday 8am to 5pm • Saturday 8am to 2pm islature has allowed for a surviving human trafficking. As public ser- spouse to have access to pension vants, it is our responsibility to not TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT benefits should he or she remarry. only enforce punishment on those PLEASE CALL 617.506.7210 However, there has still been the is- who lead in such illicit, horrendous sue of surviving spouses not having activity; but also to support survi- access to or the option of purchas- vors who are in need of resources Elliott Physical Therapy ing health insurance (should they and guidance. The Resolution was is a family owned and choose not to remarry). This home voted upon unanimously by my operated business. We Worried about a nagging rule petition would eliminate the colleagues. provide orthopedic “remarriage penalty”. The matter As always, please do not hesi- physical therapy by injury come in for a free has been assigned to the Committee tate to reach out if I can ever be of licensed, physical injury screen today. on Government Operations, and a assistance to you or your family. therapists to children, public hearing will be scheduled. Whether it is to discuss a constitu- teens and adults. Boston Police and Fire Residency ent request or a policy issue, Team Preference: I filed a home rule pe- Flaherty is ready to help. tition that sought to increase the ex- Michael F. Flaherty is one of your isting Boston residency preference Boston City Councilors At-Large. on the Civil Service Exam from 1 His office can be reached by phone 960 Morrissey Boulevard, year to 3 years. I am a firm believer (617-635-4205) or email (Michael. Dorchester, MA 02122 that our City’s police officers and [email protected]). plenty of convenient off street parking!

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www.elliottphysicaltherapy.com February 2, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 7 REPRESENTATIVE COLLINS ANNOUNCES LEGISLATIVE AGENDA Renews focus on transportation, job creation, housing, public safety, and the environment

ecently sworn in for his streamline benefits for first re- in energy efficiency information fourth term representing sponders by presuming that con- for home buyers. The last of these the Fourth Suffolk Dis- tagious diseases were acquired bills promotes local energy service R jobs, increases transparency in en- trict, State Representative Nick in the line of duty unless proven Collins (D- South Boston) an- otherwise. And showing his ongo- ergy efficiency, and reduces green- nounced his legislative agenda ing commitment to the safety and house gas emissions. for the 190th General Court of the quality of life for the elderly, the “I have heard loud and clear that Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Representative moved to cut case- our public transportation is not To begin the new legislative ses- loads for social workers working sufficient for our neighborhoods” our economy for everyone. I look sion, Collins filed and co-spon- with seniors to ensure they get the said Rep. Collins. “My agenda forward to my fourth term as your sored several bills that continue quality care they deserve, and that this session sets out to find inno- State Representative and I hope to his focus on several core issues, caseworkers can more effectively vative solutions to our transporta- make real progress on these im- including transportation, job cre- do their jobs. tion troubles, while also looking portant issues.” ation, workforce development, Additionally, Rep. Collins has out for our first responders, caring Legislative hearings begin this housing policy, public safety, and filed housing legislation that for our elderly, protecting the en- spring and will continue through- the environment. would establish a commission to vironment and continuing to build out the session. Continuing his leadership on study best practices for elderly and transportation reform, Rep. Col- disabled housing and ensure that lins plans to leverage the growth seniors in the Commonwealth are South Boston Neighborhood House on the South Boston Waterfront safe and comfortable in their hous- 30th to strategically invest funds from ing communities. Annual Benefit & Auction the 2014 bond bill in accordance Bills filed by Rep. Collins per- with the South Boston Waterfront taining to job creation and work- Sustainable Transportation Plan. force development include a live Primary goals include increased theater bill which incentivizes pro- Save the Date and improved bus service, road ductions in the Commonwealth, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 2017 and signal improvements on Day including helping fund small, local 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Boulevard, and activating rail con- theaters. This bill supports the cre- Seaport World Trade Center nections into the Waterfront via ative economy by bringing in more Harborview Ballroom the unused Track 61. theater jobs while boosting the Rep. Collins has also co-spon- hotel and hospitality industries. Presenting . The. . Joseph "Dodo" Nee 'Champion Award' sored a bill for a light rail pilot Another bill requires the Com- program on the Fairmount com- monwealth and its contractors to Honoring The Nee Family muter rail line. The pilot program employ individuals with disabili- The Amy K. Murray 'Angel Award' would mean more frequent and ties at a level of 10%, reflecting Honoring Arthur G. Murray reliable rail service connecting federal guidelines. This would en- Dorchester, Mattapan, Roxbury sure that the Commonwealth pro- $100 per person vides equal opportunity and access and Hyde Park to the city’s thriv- online at www.sbnh.org ing economic centers. Legislators to good jobs and benefits for all. hope the increased connectivity Finally, in an ongoing commit- Live & Silent Auction will lead to more economic op- ment to the environment, Rep. Col- Complimentary Beverages & Hors D’oeuvres portunity for those living and lins has co-sponsored a number of Auction Preview working in this crucial public bills which would protect the en- facebook.com/southbostonneighborhoodhouse transit corridor. vironment, incentivize renewable Prioritizing public safety, Col- energy usage, and establish Mas- The House is Where the Heart Is lins filed legislation which would sachusetts as the national leader 8 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com February 2, 2017 How is Massport working to address South Boston transportation needs?

Architect’s rendering of view from World Trade Center Avenue

The once abundant surface parking lots in the South Boston Waterfront are rapidly disappearing. The last thing South Boston residents need is more cars circling through the neighborhood in search of parking.

Massport is building the multi-modal South Boston Waterfront Transportation Center (SBWTC) to help to address the parking shortage in the district. Slated to be completed in 2018, the $85 million SBWTC will include: • Direct access to/from highways for people who work in the South Boston Waterfront or visit – reducing the traffic impact on local streets; • 1,550 shared public parking spaces for area employees, restaurant and retail customers, and visitors. Massport intends to make parking spaces available to South Boston residents during snow emergencies; • Real-time transportation schedule and information center, ride sharing hub, Zip cars, electric vehicle charging stations, a Hubway bike station, and a weather-protected access to the WTC Silver Line Station; • Sustainable design including roof top solar panels, LED lighting, and climate change resilient design features. brought to you by Revenue from the SBWTC will support Massport’s maritime operations in the , which is the City’s 6th largest employer with 7,000 jobs. Throughout the project, Massport will continue to work with community members and their elected officials to balance our roles as a good neighbor and an economic engine for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. February 2, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 9

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EDISON POWER PLANT SEAPORT PLANNING INITIATIVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 75 NORTHERN AVE 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM District Hall Boston, MA 02210 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 650 EAST 4TH STREET 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Tynan School-Community PROJECT PROPONENT: Center Cafeteria WS Development SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 South Boston, MA 02127 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Public meeting to discuss WS development proposal for the remaining parcel within the 23 acre Seaport Square Planned Development Area. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Boston Planning & Development Agency will be holding public workshops the evening of February 8th and the morning of February 11th as part of a planning initiative for the Edison Power Plant site in South Boston. Both workshops will consist of the same material and program. The workshops are intended to engage the community and determine their interests and aspirations related to housing, transportation, public realm improvements, cultural facilities and placemaking at the Edison Power Plant site. The process will inform the development plan for the property and future zoning.

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MBTA Youth Pass Program Launched February 1 he MBTA’s Youth Pass to add stored value and ride the but before November 1, 1998, a city for verification (young people program launches MBTA’s bus and subway systems young person must also show that must contact their participating T Wednesday, February at the reduced-fare rate. However, he or she is enrolled in one of the community for exact locations and 1, 2017, providing affordable the Youth Pass does not provide a MBTA’s accepted GED or job operating hours). Youth Pass cards transit access for low-income reduced fare on the Commuter Rail. training programs or state/federal expire on November 1 and require young people. In order to qualify for the Youth income based benefit program. re-enrollment. Distributed through municipal Pass, a young person must: • Live in a participating city or town For more information about the and community partners, the Youth • Not be enrolled in middle or (currently Boston, Chelsea, Malden, Youth Pass, please visit mbta. Pass is a card that can be used at high school (these students may or Somerville) com. For more information on MBTA Fare Vending Machines or receive a Student CharlieCard To join the Youth Pass program, how to enroll, please contact the at retail sales terminals to purchase through their school). young people must fill out an participating community partner or a reduced-price LinkPass for $30 • Be born after November 1, 1991. application once a year and bring it City Hall 617-635-1389 a month. The card allows users • If born after November 1, 1991, with required documentation to their [email protected]

JOHN CICCONE Hollywood’s advice - might have to be “punched American Flag. It seems Matt has had enough CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 in the face”, to which his fellow ‘stars’ cheered of seeing this going on and being the patriot that continue to decline, the 23rd SAG awards and roared their approval. Word of caution to he is, pulled his truck over, grabbed the vehicle was no different. What viewers do remain had these actors: Doing so isn’t advisable. You might fire extinguisher, pushed his way through the to endure the political rantings of these self- be able to get away with punching someone in crowd of flag burners and took action. First, he absorbed egotists, so in love with themselves, the face on stage following a script in your make- blasted the fire out with the extinguisher and bloviate about their cause of the day. This believe world. But in the real world, it could get then he picked up the flag, cradled it in his time it was attacking President Trump, the you a trip to the ER. arms and pushed his way back out of the crowd policy of vetting refugees and of course all the In closing this week, I just want to comment carrying Old Glory. Oh yes, he may have also ‘un hip’ and stupid people, which is of course on someone who has become a new American accidently blasted a protestor and physically everyone that doesn’t think, live and vote like hero to millions of people across our country. jostled one or two who attempted to stop him. they do. His name is Matt Uhrin. Many saw the video This news footage went viral all over the world But there actually was something new added footage of Mr. Uhrin; who works for Fed Ex and has inspired many. to the tiresome array of rants this year. The oh so delivery in action last week. Matt was driving God bless you Matt Uhrin and a big well done tolerant liberal actor David Harbour proclaimed his Fed Ex truck on a street in Iowa City, when goes out to the Fed Ex company, which has said that some people - anyone who does not take he came upon a group of protestors burning an Matt will absolutely be keeping his job. February 2, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 11

of Sam Adams leading up to the American Revolution? Essays should be at least 1000 words, prizes are as follows; first prize $150, second prize 100, third prize $50. As in years past, the SBCA, Mass Bay CU and Comcast are generously sponsoring the competitions. All prizes will be presented during the Historical Exercises on Friday, March 17, 2017 at Dorchester Heights, following the 9:00A.M. Mass at St. Augustine’s Chapel, weather permitting. All entries should bear, in an attached envelope, the contestant’s name, school and a means of contacting the entrant, and should be submitted no later than Friday, March 10th, 2017 At 5 PM. All entries may be mailed to South words, prizes are as follows first Boston Citizens’ Association, P.O. Topics for the 2017 prize $100, second prize $75, third Box 74, South Boston, MA 02127, prize $25. or can be picked up at schools by Evacuation Day Essay The Topic for students in grades a representative of the Citizens’ 9 through 12: Who were the Sons Association. Entries can also be and Poster Competitions of Liberty and what was the role dropped off at 170 M Street. outh Boston Citizens’ to improve on that mission.” Association President Tom Subject matter has been WE ADVERTISE ON BOOKSALEFINDER.COM S McGrath announced today specifically chosen that because of the tremendous The Poster Competition is open success of the past several years’ to all students in grades 3, 4 and contest, the Association, along 5 who are either South Boston with Mass Bay Credit Union and residents or who attend school in Comcast will once again sponsor South Boston. This year’s theme The Friends of the South Boston Branch Library present a special the 2017 Annual Essay and is Illustrate Historical events in Poster Contests. the City of Boston during the Once again, after last year’s Revolutionary War, such examples BOOK SALE outstanding effort put forth by past can be of the following: Boston President Bernie O’Donnell, he has Massacre, Boston Tea Party, or & Bake Sale once again expressed an interest of Henry Knox and the Noble Train of taking on the challenge of chairing Artillery. Posters should be original South Boston Branch Library The Essay and Poster Contests. compositions, in any medium, at Saturday, February 11 • 10am - 3pm Bernie always taught me that these least 8 ½” x 11”, but preferably contests are a great way to educate larger. Prizes are as follows first Join the Friends of the South Boston Branch at their special Book Sale, where you'll find books, DVDs, CDs, and audiobooks for adults, teens, and and strengthen the interest of the prize $100, second prize $75, and children available at the lowest prices around. This special sale includes a children of the community, I was third prize $25. Bake Sale of homemade treats, just in time for Valentine's Day! Come and more than pleased when Bernie The Essay Competition is open meet our Friends-and maybe become one yourself! All proceeds from the offered to once again, head up this to all students in grades 6 through Friends' book and bake sales benefit the South Boston Branch Library. Event for the children of South 12 who are either South Boston 646 East Broadway, South Boston, MA Boston”, Remarked McGrath. residents or who attend school in 617-268-0180 Bernie further expressed “One South Boston. The Essay themes of the missions of the SBCA is to are broken down according to reach out to the young children of grade, as follows: For students this historically rich community, in grades 6 through 8: Who is joining the SBCA in promoting, Henry Knox and what was his organizing, and judging the contribution to Dorchester Heights Evacuation Day Poster and Essay and the American Revolution? Competitions is a most fitting way Essays should be at least 500 12 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com February 2, 2017

mission to broaden pathways from poverty to financial empowerment by maximizing the impact of the earned income and other tax credits through quality, free tax preparation, financial education and economic stability opportunities. In 2016 the Boston Tax Help Coalition served over 13,000 residents and returned $24 million dollars in refunds and credits directly to taxpayers. There are 35 tax sites throughout Boston’s neighborhoods, with support in the following eight languages: Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Haitian Creole, Cape Verdean Creole, Somali, Arabic, and Portuguese. Free tax services in American Sign Language are also available by appointment. “The Boston Tax Help Coalition shares our commitment to building brighter futures and improving economic outcomes for underserved individuals and business owners,” said Gwen Robinson, Director of Corporate MAYOR WALSH HIGHLIGHTS Responsibility at Santander Bank, as she joined Mayor Walsh FREE TAX SERVICES for today’s launch event. “As ayor Martin J. Walsh over 30 organizations, managed in providing residents with the this tax season begins, we are joined the Boston Tax by the Mayor’s Office of Financial expert help that’s needed during especially proud to play a role in MHelp Coalition and Empowerment (OFE), provides free tax season,” said Mayor Walsh. supporting the work of the Boston community partners for National tax preparation and comprehensive “The Coalition has been providing Tax Help Coalition. The free Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) asset building opportunities to low free tax assistance by IRS certified tax preparation assistance is an Awareness Day, to launch the 2017 and moderate-income residents volunteers for 16 years and since essential component to building tax season at Dorchester House. in Boston. The Coalition seeks to its founding, over 150,000 free tax the financial capability of low- and The event highlighted the free maximize the EITC and provide returns have been prepared for our moderate income families and tax preparation and asset building access to savings strategies to help city’s residents.” small businesses in Boston.” services offered by the Boston Tax taxpayers build wealth and pay The free tax services provided by For more information, including Help Coalition. down debt. the Coalition are available to Boston locations and hours of tax sites, The Boston Tax Help Coalition, “I am grateful to the Boston Tax residents who earned $54,000 or can be found at http://www. a public-private partnership of Help Coalition for their assistance less in 2016. It is the Coalition’s bostontaxhelp.org/.

Corporate America Continued from front page ment firm that has shaped much of According to the BPDA website, proximately 35 parking spaces in an Point and A Street near the Conven- South Boston has plans to build a the property, in close proximity to underground parking garage accessed tion Center. A real-estate develop- mid-rise office and R&D property the new GE Headquarters, is pro- from West First Street, as well as wid- posed to contain 1,600 square feet er sidewalks and related streetscape of ground floor space on West First improvements along both West First Quality Heating Oil & Street for retail, café or restaurant Street and West Second Street. Expert Heating Services use and 2,400 square feet of con- The potential for professional or vener space on West First Street, administrative and other job oppor- 10,000 square feet of innovation tunities from the targeted corporate Customer service is our business space fronting on West Second tenants should be part of the consider- Street, and 3,000 square feet of ation as this property moves through - Heating Oil Discounts tenant amenity space. The retail/ the public review process. Mr. Gal- - Automatic Delivery restaurant/café use and innovation vin presumably has had enough ex- - Budget Payment Plans - Complete Heating Service space on West First Street and West perience with the South Boston com- Second Street respectively are de- munity to know that cooperation and 641 East Broadway, South Boston, MA 02127 • 617-268-4662 signed to activate the ground floor reasonable accommodation will go a level of the building. long way to garnering support. This www.metroenergyboston.com The Project will also include ap- is an election year incidentally. February 2, 2017 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com 13

The meeting, though controlled public heliport to Boston as part of At this point it’s not known, at and civil, became a bit hot at times a comprehensive effort to support least officially and publically if Heliport with passionate opposition being business growth and prioritize the heliport will become a reality. expressed from a wide array of public safety and emergency Will both sides dig in their heels Meeting interests and concerns. Boston City preparedness”. But Joe Slavet, and hold firm to their positions? Councilor and potential candidate the former head of the Boston Can a compromise be reached on for mayor Tito Jackson who is Municipal Research Bureau stated the issue? It seemed apparent at Revealed opposed to the plan stated “If they that he doesn’t believe that building Monday’s meeting that a wide gap want a helipad, they can build it the proposed helipad would be a remains and further discussions Opposition with their own money (a reference benefit to the general public. will hopefully be forthcoming. made to GE), not with our money and not on our watch.” His To Plan statement brought applause from SOUTH BOSTON TODAY - By Staff many in the crowd. Let Our Family Help Your Family he proposed helipad to Laura McDonagh, a South accommodate General Boston resident who has been a Electric and other vocal opponent of the helipad also THE CASPER T Funeral & Cremations Services businesses was a hot topic at a made a statement which brought meeting held at the Boston World applause and support from many Established in 1930 Trade Center last Monday night. All in the crowd when she said “It’s indications are that if community a five-minute ride through the Serving Families with Dignity and Respect input carries any clout in 2017, the damn tunnel and if we can use the through the toughest of times for final approval of the plan could be tunnel, GE can use it.” This was over 80 years in for some rough sailing. A crowd in reference to the Ted Williams Home of Personal Service of people turned out to share their Tunnel which is a direct route from views on the project, including the airport to the waterfront area Pre-Planning Specialists City and State officials, business and the site in question. owners and a large representation Some of the other stated Casper’s specializes in of neighborhood residents from reasons for the opposition were South Boston. that Helicopters don’t obey the Massachusetts Cremation Services & If approved, the helipad would designated flight plans and the Veteran Services be located on a site near the noise would be a detriment to area Raymond L. Flynn Marine Park businesses and the cost to taxpayers Please visit our website for near the South Boston Waterfront. which some believe is not needed information you may find The estimated cost comes in at as because of the close proximity to helpful during a time of need low as $2 million dollars and as the airport. high as $12 million. State funding A statement from Mayor Marty www.casperfuneralhome.com would go towards the construction. Walsh’s office as reported in These funds are said to be part of a the Boston Herald regarding the The Casper Funeral Home $120 million-dollar incentive that issue reads as follows: “The city 187 Dorchester Street David Casper has been designated in an effort to looks forward to engaging in a South Boston, MA 02127 Funeral Directors: lure GE and all the potential jobs it conversation with state officials and 617-269-1930 Joe, Dave & Ken Casper could possibly bring to Boston. the community about bringing a 14 SOUTHBOSTONTODAY • www.southbostontoday.com February 2, 2017

Gate of Heaven CYO League Standings 2017 March 17th Boys Cadet League Won Loss Boxing Show Tryouts Jack McDonough Club 4 1 es it’s back, Tommy Chairman, Newly Elected Suffolk Nick Collins Club 4 1 McGrath, President of the Register of Deeds, Stephen Metro Energy 3 3 South Boston Citizens Murphy, along with Peter Welch, Y Association along with Peter Owner of Welch’s Gym will be PS Deli 3 4 Welch, owner of Peter Welch’s looking for young boxers of all Boston Home Inspectors 0 5 Gym at 371 Dorchester Ave. South ages to participate in this year’s Boston, will again be sponsoring show. Every young man or ladies Boys Midget League Won Loss this year’s March 17th Boxing who participates in this year’s show Iron Worker Local #7 7 1 Show. After a one year absents will be awarded a trophy. East Boston Savings Bank 4 3 this year’s show will take place Tryouts will be held on Tuesday’s Joe Evans Club 3 4 on Saturday Night, March 11th at and Thursday’s at 3:00pm, starting the Peter Welch’s Gym, in South Tuesday February 7th at 3pm at the Blasi’s Café 3 4 Boston. Admission is free of Peter Welch Gym, 371 Dorchester Ryan Club 1 7 charge to all. Ave. South Boston. The South Boston Citizens’ All young man or ladies will be Girls Cadet League Won Loss Association March 17th Boxing trained by expert staff such as Peter Kelly Collins Club 4 0 Show has been part of the events Welch, Tommy Connors, Danny Hoop Dee Doo 2 2 put together by the Citizens’ Long, Jimbo Curran. All tryouts Sister Pat Club 2 1 Association for over 75 years, and training are free to every Barbara Caputo Club 1 2 and at the request of many young man or ladie participating J.R. Solutions 0 4 past and present South Boston in this year’s show. All boxers will residents, it was clear the Boxing be matched, by age, weight, and Show has been missed, and experience and must report to the Travel Teams needed to be returned. Peter Welch’s Gym with a mouth- This year’s Boxing Show guard, shorts and sneakers... Boys Won Loss

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This week, Danny talked to Boston Globe columnist Chris Gasper:

DANNY PICARD: Let me play the shows up and the Patriots showed up not only that, Jimmy Garoppolo — season that the Patriots have really role of Boston Globe sports editor at Super Bowl XLIX, and the first the backup quarterback gets hurt in stuck it to their critics. for a minute. You come into my availability, Kraft said he believes Week 2 — and you still go 3-1. With CG: I would agree with you. office and I ask you, “When you go Tom Brady and Bill Belichick and all of that going on at the beginning And I think this is probably, to be down to Houston for Super Bowl LI, that they never lied to him, and that of the season, they still find a way honest with you, the last thing the Chris, what’s your No. 1 story line? the league should apologize. It was to weather that storm. Then, during league wanted. And when I say the If I gave you a choice to write one a little awkward even then. So I the bye week, you trade one of your league, I don’t mean just 345 Park thing all week, heading into the big know there’s that whole angle with best defensive players, in Jamie Avenue, I think the other owners. game, what would it be? What is the Deflategate and Brady sitting out the Collins. And you had a lot of people Look, let’s be real. This suspension, top story line for you in this Super first four games. That’s interesting, saying that was the trade that would for a quarter of the season, was Bowl between the New England we’ve been talking about that all do Belichick and the Patriots in. And intended to try and prevent this. It Patriots and Atlanta Falcons? year long. But I’m someone who they weathered that storm. Then was supposed to put the Patriots CHRIS GASPER: I think, for likes history. I consider myself a you had the Jabaal Sheard situation, at some sort of disadvantage. And me, Danny, it’s where the Patriots student of history. So for me, it’s where he was a healthy scratch, I’m sure it’s maddening for people are on their precipice of history. I that ability to take it to another level, and people were wondering what in the league to look and see that it think if they win this one, if Brady to win that fifth one. That’s the thing was going on in the Patriots locker was really no disadvantage at all. If and Belichick win this, a fifth I’m most interested in. room. Well, they get through that. anything, it’s probably going to help championship together, I think that DP: The top story line for me in And then Gronk gets injured again them in the long run, because now they solidify themselves as the this Super Bowl is that Belichick against Seattle, and then is placed on Jimmy Garoppolo has more trade greatest dynasty in NFL history. And and Brady; this is the season, season-ending injured reserve a few value. People have seen him. They that, to me, is the most interesting the perfect season in which they weeks later. So, think of all this stuff saw the way he played for about six thing here, that they can sort of put are just driving their critics nuts. that has gone wrong for the Patriots, quarters there. So that’s going to that away. I know a lot of people Because think of all the things that yet, best record in the league at 14- help them. want to talk about Roger Goodell have gone wrong for the Patriots. 2, No. 1 seed in the AFC, and now Listen to this entire episode of and all this. I’m interested in that Brady was suspended the first four they are rolling into the Super Bowl. “The Danny Picard Show” at too, but I think people forget that games because of his Deflategate I just think that the top story is; dannypicard.com. Also available on there was a lot of animosity when suspension. Meanwhile, you’ve got the people who hate Belichick and iTunes and Google Play. And you they were in the Super Bowl the Rob Gronkowski missing games at Brady, they hate this season. The can hear Danny every weekend on last time. Remember, Robert Kraft the beginning of the season. And critics hate this season. This is the WEEI 93.7 FM.

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